Jace Langone

I practice Spiritually-Integrated Psychotherapy, offering a space to explore how conflicts between one’s core values and actual life experiences can hinder psychological well-being. I find inspiration in Humanistic and Transpersonal theories, and integrate various evidenced-based modalities (e.g., ACT, CBT, MBSR, MBCT, etc.) as well as Psychodynamic principles into treatment, providing an eclectic, individualized approach. I encourage exploring personal meaning through a compassionate, paradoxical lens whereby shadow and light are held as equally potent and generative qualities of the same experience. Complementing a conversational approach to therapy whereby an emerging therapeutic friendship is the means of treatment, I also offer a variety of experiential interventions (e.g., focusing and guided imagery, various meditative and contemplative practices, shamanic drumming and divination, mandala drawing, communing with nature, etc.) that empower by amplifying the perspective by which one’s life events are beheld. By this frame, meaning is as courageously sought as it is surrendered, inviting your cooperation into the mysterious, creative potential by which you are alive.